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Subject: Basic Computer Concepts (BCC) Code: 2320103113


Course: BCA/ iMCA Semester: I
Unit-3 – BCC Assignment
Answer the following questions:
1. Write a note on Number Systems (positional and non-positional number
systems).
2. Explain Binary Number Systems with suitable examples.
3. Explain Octal Number Systems with suitable examples.
4. Explain the number system which we use in our day-to-day life-giving
suitable examples.
5. Explain Hexadecimal number system with suitable examples.
Convert the following to its required base (number system):
1. (1110011)2 = ( )16 9. (123123)10 = ( )2
2. (125.25)8 = ( )16 10. (175757)8 = ()16
3. (1755)16= ( )10 11. (3232)16 = ( )8
4. (545)8 =()2 12. (1010110010.010110)2 = ( )10
5. (101010.010101)2= ( )16 13. (42)10 = ( )2
6. (AF5)16 = ()8 14. (BDCF)16 = ( )2
7. (88823)10 = ()16 15. (110.101) 2 = ( )10
8. (10101.01010)2 = ( )8

Perform following operations:


1. 1010102 + 1011102 9. 11000012/ 1102
2. 110101012 + 110111002 10.11110012/1112
3. 1110102-1001002 11.1010112/1012
4. 1110100112-001010102 12. Add 1101011012 and 1101010102
5. 1112*1112 13. Subtract 110101002 from 100011012
6. 1102*1112 14. Multiply 10102 and 10012
7. 10102*1102 15. Divide 10101112 by 1002
8. 11112*1112
Do as directed:
1. The rule for binary addition 1+1= .
2. The rule for binary subtraction 0 -1= .
3. The octal equivalent of hexadecimal number (B35)16 is .
4. The base of the octal number system is .
5. A number system having base 16 is known as .
6. The binary numbers 0 and 1 are also called .
7. The difference of 1000 − 100 equals .
8. The sum of 1111 + 1111 in binary equals .
9. The binary number 10001101010001101111 can be written in hexadecimal as .
10. In hexadecimal numbers, base is 16 ranges from .

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